Problem wityh including tags...

Hi,
I am having a menu.jsp....which is included in all other display pages.In menu.jsp i hav a query running.....for that if i had to import package sql.* . But few of the pages in which menu.jsp is included might hav queries. so they r gaving packa sql.* as well. So i guess i am getting error because of including same package twice. Is there any way to check if the package is included?
Thanks
Vivek

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Ok, I am having a peculairly annoying problem for my site. My include tags (action or directives) are not working approx. 40% of the time. They did work in the past but they are not today. So for instance any of my pages that are referring to a common navigation bar using an include action show up without the navigation bar. It is a total mess. I am not sure if it is my servers fault or mine. I have already complained to my website provider but I was wondering if there is anything I can do to make them work or atleast throw an error when they dont get displayed instead of what its doing right now. If you think its a server issue, I would appreciate any tech jargon you can provide me to throw at them. They tend to say things like "it worked for me."
Btw, I havnt done anything fancy.. in a normal html page I have included an include action(s). None of my pages have more than 2 actions and 1 directive. Most have only 1 action.

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I have deployed a JSP based application , based on the apache struts framework. The web server is Sun One Webserver 6 Service Pack4, on a windows 2000 machine
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Hi,
This is a known problem, ��flush before you include�� limitation in JSP 1.1.
As a result, you have to state flush="true" every time you include a jsp using <jsp:include> tag if you are using JSP1.1.
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I hastily uninstalled 2.3.8 and have continued with 2.3.3 ever since, thinking that they would sort this out in 3.0., which they didn't.
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I could be wrong, but at least with WSAD (WebSphere), I couldn't do this:
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Hi... my english are not good enough but im trying to explain.
I wanna include a url using <jsp:include tag, but my url have params.... so i know i have to use <jsp:param 4 each param.... So i did a little scriptlet that takes the url and separe each param to put it in a bidimensional array then i make a string with all the result... i mean... <jsp:inlcude page="relative URL" flush="true"><jsp:param name="hi" value="2"/>... next param... next param... </jsp:inlcude>.... i write the string at the jsp but it seems doesnt work.. this i made it with a document.write...
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You definitely want to use a jsp include action, not a directive. The directive
happens at translation time and does not process the requested page. An action
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I have a typical problem. The iplanet server doesn't interpret the code
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processing code.
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should I state flush="true" every time I include a jsp using <jsp:include> tag in a jsp pages? For example I am trying to include a menu bar on the top of every jsp pages. Should I flush the buffer every time? if not, will it affect the performance?
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Developer Technical Support
SUN Microsystems
http://www.sun.com/developers/support/

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